SOS APPROACH TO FEEDING - LONDON - HYBRID

1. Examine the seven areas of human function that need to be evaluated to provide a comprehensive Feeding Assessment.

2. Investigate at least five of the key oral, sensory, motor, cognitive and psychosocial milestones which need to be achieved in order to be able to eat well.

3. Evaluate three reasons why children won’t eat, as based on learning theory principles.

4. Differentiate classical and operant conditioning principles as applied to resolving feeding problems.

5. Distinguish at least four of the necessary components of an SOS Approach to Feeding program for babies, toddlers and young children in either an individual or group therapy session.

6. Apply all three requirements in building a Food Hierarchy.

7. Demonstrate at least one play-based strategy for progressing a child up each of the 6 major Steps on the Steps to Eating Hierarchy.

The SOS Training Course is intended for professionals with advanced-level degrees and/or certificate level advanced training, including: Speech Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Registered Dietitians, Special Education Teachers, Psychologists, Physical Therapists, Early Intervention Specialists, Nurses, Physicians, and Mental Health Workers.

Assistant Therapists may apply if accompanied by a HCPC Registered Professional.  

Note

This training conference is accessible for Certified and Registered  Health Professionals or Supervised Therapy Assistants only.   Supervised Therapy Assistants will be linked to a Supervisor's HCPC License.

This conference, it's content and assessment process are not suitable for teachers, teaching staff with additional roles, students or parents.

Course Level
The SOS Approach to Feeding Training Course is an Intermediate level course: Information is geared to practitioners with a general working knowledge of current practice trends and literature related to the subject matter. 

The focus is on increasing understanding and competent application of the subject matter.

Content Disclosure
The course content is focused on the SOS Approach to Feeding and there will be limited or no information provided about similar products or services.